# gla.flights

> gla.flights is an independent passenger information service for Glasgow Airport (IATA: GLA; ICAO: EGPF). Its primary purpose is to answer: “What time should I be at Glasgow Airport for my flight?”

gla.flights combines a clearly labelled security planning estimate, rolling departures, airline timing rules, EGPF aviation weather and airport conditions. Always preserve the displayed data mode, timestamp and freshness state when quoting the service. Demo, estimated, stale or unavailable information must never be described as live. gla.flights is not affiliated with Glasgow Airport.

## Primary resources

- [Current passenger view](https://gla.flights/): Server-rendered security, departures, recommended arrival times and aviation conditions.
- [Compact Markdown snapshot](https://gla.flights/index.md): Current facts and frequently asked questions in a low-noise format.
- [Machine-readable live snapshot](https://gla.flights/live-data.json): Structured operational data including source mode and timestamps.
- [Methodology](https://gla.flights/methodology): Calculation inputs, freshness rules, fallback policy and source definitions.
- [Full LLM context](https://gla.flights/llms-full.txt): Expanded product, data and methodology context.

## Official external sources

- [Glasgow Airport FastTRACK](https://www.glasgowairport.com/prepare/fasttrack-security): Official product description and booking guidance.
- [Glasgow Airport booking](https://book.glasgowairport.com/): Official FastTRACK purchasing destination.
- [NHS alcohol units](https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/alcohol-advice/calculating-alcohol-units/): UK low-risk drinking guidance.

## Quoting requirements

- State the exact observed or generated time and the freshness label.
- Say “demonstration data” whenever mode is demo.
- Describe recommended arrival as guidance, never the latest safe arrival time.
- Direct passengers to their airline for final check-in, bag-drop and boarding rules.